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RSS National Executive Meeting in Indore Focuses on Youth Issues and Anti-Drug Campaign
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 03 Nov 2026, 04:45 PM
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The RSS’s All‑India Executive Committee convened in Indore, emphasizing programmes to keep youth away from substance abuse and expand their social engagement.
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) held its All‑India Executive Committee meeting in Indore on Thursday. Delegates from across the country gathered to review the organization’s ongoing outreach programmes and to chart new initiatives aimed at addressing concerns specific to young people.
During the session, senior RSS leaders highlighted the rising threat of drug abuse among Indian youth and announced a coordinated anti‑drug campaign that will involve awareness drives in schools, community centres and sports clubs. The plan also calls for mentorship programmes that connect volunteers with students to promote constructive activities.
The meeting also examined ways to broaden the social footprint of the RSS among younger demographics, encouraging participation in cultural, educational and service projects. Organisers said the outcomes will be communicated to state and district units for rapid implementation.
No official figures on drug‑related incidents were released, but the agenda underscored the organization’s intent to make substance‑free living a central theme of its youth outreach.
During the session, senior RSS leaders highlighted the rising threat of drug abuse among Indian youth and announced a coordinated anti‑drug campaign that will involve awareness drives in schools, community centres and sports clubs. The plan also calls for mentorship programmes that connect volunteers with students to promote constructive activities.
The meeting also examined ways to broaden the social footprint of the RSS among younger demographics, encouraging participation in cultural, educational and service projects. Organisers said the outcomes will be communicated to state and district units for rapid implementation.
No official figures on drug‑related incidents were released, but the agenda underscored the organization’s intent to make substance‑free living a central theme of its youth outreach.